[ It’s that same table, covered in a load of breakfast food. Wako, Takuto, and Sugata are sitting down, and two girls in maid uniforms with ears and a tail.
Takuto: Hey, it’s not funny! My luggage was sent ahead to the dorms, but I thought I’d figure out something when I got here. This is great! Can I get seconds? Sugata: And you missed the last ferry, so you just swam across the sea? Takuto: What was I supposed to do, miss the opening ceremony? Sugata: If that’s what you were worried about, you could have taken the morning ferry and made it with time to spare. Takuto: Eh? Sugata, laughing: Incredible… you’re incredible, Takuto Tsunashi. Takuto: Well, I got to enjoy this breakfast, right? And I got here alive anyway. Sugata: You’d be dead if Wako hadn’t found you. Takuto: Hm? Wako: Takuto Tsunashi. Why did you come to school on this island? Takuto: To do something amazing! Sugata: Something amazing? Takuto: Yeah! A fabulous school life! Wako: Like, singing out your youth? Takuto: Exactly, that! The cerulean sky and azure sea! Ou want to sing out yer youth, ya gotta go to Southern Cross Island! … is what grandpa said. Wako: Your grandfather? Takuto: Mm. He said this was a good school. I’m really glad I came. That’s what I think when I look at you guys. Sugata: You know, Wako was so worried, she came to see you this morning. Nice, huh? Wako: Cut that out. Sugata: So, Takuto Tsunashi, pardon my rudeness, but… have you had your first kiss yet?
Wako spits her drink out.
Takuto: It’s on the list of defining moments of youth I plan to go through! Wako: What kind of question is that? Sugata: Would you count mouth-to-mouth as a kiss? Takuto: Mouth-to-mouth, huh? Wako: Seriously, stop it!
The memory blurs slightly to…
Wako: Okay, done! I’m home. Takuto: Hey, um… Wako: Mm? Takuto: I heard you saved my life. Thanks. Wako: See you at school. ]
Re: SHINDOU HOUSE (SECOND STAGE)
[ It’s that same table, covered in a load of breakfast food. Wako, Takuto, and Sugata are sitting down, and two girls in maid uniforms with ears and a tail.
Takuto: Hey, it’s not funny! My luggage was sent ahead to the dorms, but I thought I’d figure out something when I got here. This is great! Can I get seconds?
Sugata: And you missed the last ferry, so you just swam across the sea?
Takuto: What was I supposed to do, miss the opening ceremony?
Sugata: If that’s what you were worried about, you could have taken the morning ferry and made it with time to spare.
Takuto: Eh?
Sugata, laughing: Incredible… you’re incredible, Takuto Tsunashi.
Takuto: Well, I got to enjoy this breakfast, right? And I got here alive anyway.
Sugata: You’d be dead if Wako hadn’t found you.
Takuto: Hm?
Wako: Takuto Tsunashi. Why did you come to school on this island?
Takuto: To do something amazing!
Sugata: Something amazing?
Takuto: Yeah! A fabulous school life!
Wako: Like, singing out your youth?
Takuto: Exactly, that! The cerulean sky and azure sea! Ou want to sing out yer youth, ya gotta go to Southern Cross Island! … is what grandpa said.
Wako: Your grandfather?
Takuto: Mm. He said this was a good school. I’m really glad I came. That’s what I think when I look at you guys.
Sugata: You know, Wako was so worried, she came to see you this morning. Nice, huh?
Wako: Cut that out.
Sugata: So, Takuto Tsunashi, pardon my rudeness, but… have you had your first kiss yet?
Wako spits her drink out.
Takuto: It’s on the list of defining moments of youth I plan to go through!
Wako: What kind of question is that?
Sugata: Would you count mouth-to-mouth as a kiss?
Takuto: Mouth-to-mouth, huh?
Wako: Seriously, stop it!
The memory blurs slightly to…
Wako: Okay, done! I’m home.
Takuto: Hey, um…
Wako: Mm?
Takuto: I heard you saved my life. Thanks.
Wako: See you at school. ]